Tell me your favorite course

I'm thinking of doing a cross country drive in the next year (if gas prices don't sail through the roof.) I'd love to hit some of the top courses the continental states have to offer. Send me your recommendations and why you love em'. Thanks JJ.

[Ben Farris]

In Southern California you have to play La Mirada. Play the Golden State Classic lay out with some of the locals. It takes both 18 hole courses and turns it into 1 Monster 18 hole course. Very fun to play!

[mark ellis]

Leviathan (Ludington, Michigan), Winthrop Gold (Rock Hill, South Carolina) and Idlewild (Burlington, Kentucky).

They are sort of similar. What Winthrop does with yellow rope, Leviathan does with nature. Idlewild combines the two. Which is to say, difficult, nasty, punishing, exacting and brilliant.

If you told us your roughly anticipated route and time constraints you could get more insightful advice.

[Destraayer]

Yeah, Leviathan is a real ball buster, but you gotta love it. I imagine the same for Idlewild.

[AK Discer]

Kincaid, AK
Kenai, AK
Peters Creek, Ak
Juneau, AK

I haven't been outside of Alaska to play any courses since I started playing a short time ago, so all my favs are here.

[Nascar Dave]

MacKenzie on the Red Road in Pahoa.

[Kade Atkinson]

International Disc Golf Center just outside of Augusta, Ga in Appling.

3 Championship GOLD level courses with the front and back nine all starting near the same spot, how convenient!

DISC GOLF HALL OF FAME and climate controlled PRO SHOP is a waiting your arrival.

$3 for pdga members $5 if not I think.

and nearby Atlanta course.... Flyboy Aviation (private par 99 w/1600ft hole down runway!) Perkerson (temp so check dates when up, center of city atl) East Roswell Park(established 05, tough Woods, concrete tees, everyones top 3 in Atl)
Redan Park, established 1989, piece of disc golf history, must play in atl area